Kyuso Nekokami Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

OSKyūso Nekokami15rank/position

“OS” Music Video – Kyuso Nekokami

A biting, exhilarating, up-tempo hot-spring rock tune.

With an irresistibly groovy rock sound, Kyuso Nekokami’s knack for turning even hot springs into cool rock ’n’ roll is truly impressive.

It expresses the feeling of “I love hot springs!” in a straightforward way, and as you listen, you’ll find yourself wanting to belt it out along with them.

The unique music video—where hot spring water bubbles up from beneath the feet of the hyped-up live audience—is also a must-see.

Let the ultimate combo of music and hot springs help you blow off some steam!

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hiyori

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The bandKyūso Nekokami16rank/position

Kyuso Nekokami – “The band” MUSIC VIDEO (YouTube ver.)

Songs by rock bands often demand powerful vocals, include shouty parts, and can be quite challenging to sing at karaoke.

When it comes to rock bands popular among young people, Kyuso Nekokami comes to mind.

Their fresh approach of weaving current events and relatable “we’ve all been there” themes into the lyrics makes their songs real crowd-pleasers at karaoke.

In The band, the chorus lyrics are simple, and above all, what matters isn’t vocal perfection but whether you can pour your soul into the performance.

Faster-tempo rock tends to be graded more leniently, so lean into the rock vibe and power through to the end!

Please, ShenronKyūso Nekokami17rank/position

Kyuso Nekokami – Onegai Shenron @ Borofesta 2013

A guitar rock track with a wildly bold theme: the protagonist, tasked with training a hopeless new part-time hire, vents their frustration by appealing to Shenron like a prayer to the gods.

The riff is needlessly cool.

This was their breakout song—the killer tune that got them invited to all the big festivals.

cabbageKyūso Nekokami18rank/position

Kyabetsu

A track marked by humorous yet cynical lyrics.

It portrays the turmoil of a protagonist who can’t accomplish anything even after graduating from college, using cabbage as a motif.

Featured on the album “I Wanted to Release This in My Teens,” released in March 2012, this song is one of Kyuso Nekokami’s early signature works.

Its brisk rhythm and energetic sound skillfully capture the complex emotions of youth.

Recommended for those struggling with anxiety about entering society and bouts of self-loathing.

The guilt of burdening one’s parents and the disappointment in achieving nothing are sure to resonate.

Blending self-deprecating humor, it invites you to hear the heartfelt cries of young people living in contemporary society.

Happy PonkotsuKyūso Nekokami19rank/position

Kyuso Nekokami – “Happy Ponkotsu” MUSIC VIDEO

Their first major-label single, released in July 2015.

It’s a song that stays by your side like a friend, reminding you that it’s human to make mistakes—so don’t give up when you slip up, get scolded, feel down, or feel frustrated.

If this song were a person, they’d just be an all-around good one.

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Kyuso Nekokami – Bibitta (Music Video)

It’s a thrilling anthem by the rock band Kyuso Nekokami.

The lyrics, which satirize the inner workings of the music industry, pair perfectly with a catchy melody.

Released as a single in 2014, it’s included on the EP “Change the World.” With lines that cheerfully tackle the industry’s darker side—like “bands that major-debut but never get popular and end up breaking up”—it’s guaranteed to get laughs at karaoke.

It might also be perfect for confessing your fiery passion for music under the influence of a few drinks.

Menhera-chanKyūso Nekokami21rank/position

Kyuso Nekokami – “Menhera-chan” [Official Music Video]

Even though they were the one who confessed to you, you always get told you’re “too much” and end up getting dumped.

For you, here’s a song I want you to hear: “Menhera-chan” by Kyuso Nekokami, released in 2017.

It’s natural to constantly wonder where your crush is and what they’re doing, right? This song captures the honest feelings of a guy who’s dating a girl like that.

That said, the guy who makes her feel anxious has his share of blame too, doesn’t he…?

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Yoimachi Jēn

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